Brooklyn Beckham looks effortlessly cool in his signature baker boy hat as he and girlfriend Hana Cross touch down in Nice for Cannes Film Festival

Their romance seems to be back on track after engaging in a series of public rows earlier this year.

And Brooklyn Beckham and his girlfriend Hana Cross appeared in great spirits as they jetted into Nice Airport for the 72nd annual Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday afternoon.

The aspiring photographer, 20, opted for a typically dapper display as he sported a slick navy jacket on arrival in the French city, teamed with his trademark baker boy hat.

Maintaining his suave figure, the son of David and Victoria Beckham completed his look with a pair of khaki green trousers, edgy biker boots and a plain white T-shirt.

Model Hana, 22, ensured she didn't let her partner down in the style stakes as she stunned in a beige crop top, white straight-leg trousers and a dark-wash longline jacket.

The London native upped the fashion ante as she boosted her frame in a pair of black gladiator-style sandals and accessorised with cat-eye sunglasses.

Upgrading her appearance for the film festival, Hana debuted her newly-dyed raven locks, which were styled into glossy loose waves. 

She has been dating Brooklyn since November 2018, where they were spotted enjoying a romantic date at Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland in London.

But the couple have had a rollercoaster romance. Late last month, the pair were pictured having a tearful heated discussion while in Beverly Hills.

And that same month, they appeared to be having yet another row, which saw Brooklyn's little brother Romeo, 16, in a bid to calm things down. 

The couple appear to be back on track in recent days though as they put on a very passionate display in Richmond Park earlier this month. 

The 2019 Cannes Film Festival is taking place at the iconic Palais des Festivals until May 25.

Actress Elle Fanning, French graphic novelist Enki Bilal and the Oscar-nominated director of The Favourite, Yorgos Lanthimos, are among jury members during the annual event. 

Mexican director Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu currently presides over the panel that decides on prizes, including the top Palme D'Or award.

The jury for the festival's 72nd edition also includes Pawel Pawlikowski, the Polish filmmaker and screenwriter named best director at Cannes last year for the impossible love story Cold War.

Maimouna N'Diaye, who has directed documentaries and acted in films such as Otar Iosseliani's Chasing Butterflies also sits on the panel, alongside two other female directors.

Kelly Reichardt, whose Wendy and Lucy starring Michelle Williams was a contender for Cannes' Un Certain Regard award in 2008, directed 2016's Certain Women.

Italy's Alicia Rohrwacher won best screenplay at Cannes last year for her film Happy as Lazzaro, a satirical fable about a peasant family. French filmmaker Robin Campillo, who took Cannes by storm in 2017 with 120 BPM - Beats Per Minute, winning the Grand Prix for his movie about an AIDs activist, completes the line-up.